Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-23

Dy HUBBARD, the JeWeleI' o.
Seed potatoes, early variety, at Stan.
difOrd, Youmans & Eldred's. Al
.. q. Ewart was at Coldwater, Ash
land and Meade Center this week.
). T.. Stone and wife, and Master
Roy, started TO Ashland this morning.
&. G.. Taliaferro now drives the fan
ciest real estate rig Of auy agent in the
city.
Pratt Center claims that the Rock Is
land railroad will reach them by
July lst.
Read the new story, 1.-THE Adventures
Of Tad" commenced this week In the
INDEX.
Mrs. w. W. Cook is In Atchison, at
the bedside of her mother, who is dan
gerously sick.
willard Simms, the comedian with
the Clair Patee company, is q brother
OF Louie Lord.
CT. Freeman is over at Harper.
looking after n contract to build a
$4,000 school house.
A. G.. Bender Is up from No-Man's-
Land. Mrs. Bender, who had been Wis
Iting IN the east, met him here.
Miss Gertrude Crockett and Mr..
Robert Crockett. of Nevada, Mo-, are
here on a visit to the family of Mr.. Il.
NJ. Sparks.
Rev. Gillian and family started Mon
day for Caldwell, their new home, fol-
lowed by the best wishes Of this entire
community.
DIR. Burney reports a boy baby for
Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. j. e. Morgan's sister,
in the north part Of town, the event &C.
curing on the 2lst inst.
FoR RENT-IIOuse of four rooms,
cellar. well, garden and stable. South
md. Rent cheap to the right party.
Inquire at mill opposite Court house.
-. Every citizen, who can, should sub
scribe something to the cornet band
that is being organized. \ good band
will be worth 81 900 n year to this city.
The new town of Springvale, Pratt
county, is to he three miles from the
present postoliice and mill. The rail
road will be running to the new town
this summer.
District court will not meet here
again until the first Monday i'm June.
The regular terms of the court will be
the first Mondays OF February, June
and October.
Prof. L. l.. Gay, Of Sun City, was
down last Saturday. When his school
IS out, he will start to the Panhandle
OF Texas, to look after section of land
he has down there.
Married, in Medicine Lodge. Kansas,
at the residence Of Mr.. ID. Mckinney,
Sunday evening, March Goth, 1851, FL
der Mcfarland officiating, Mr.. A. w.
Mckinney and Mrs. Susan A. Payne,
all OF Barber county.
NJ. G.. Jacobs, brother OF A. l.. Ja-
cobs. of this city, recently sold 80 acres
of land near Independence, Mo-, for
SlOl,OOO. lie has 100 acres left of the
same tract. The entire tract cost him,
4years ago, $4,000.
AT the residence OF the brides faith
err, r. V. Bloom, six miles west of this
city, yesterday, March 22d, Mr.. VIM.
Galloway and Miss Jeanette Bloom
were united in the holy bonds of matri-
mony by Judge II. ii. Hardy.
There will be dance at the new
school house in Cedarview district, num-
Der 81, southwest Of here eight miles.
on Friday evening, March oath. Good
music will be in attendance, and an
enjoyable evening will be guaranteed.
The law firm of Cameron Il McNeal
has been dissolved by mutual consent
and each Of the partners will keep a
separate Officer. A. Cameron NJ room
No. 4, in the Thompson block, and T.
A. McNeal I'm the room recently vacated
by the Crcsset Office.
A prominent Washington physician
says that unless the president changes
his mode Of living and takes more exer.
else that he will not live through his
NSAAh VI NhlNts AAN OlaiuAo btlab MI
Cleveland takes no exercise and that
+, though his brain Is at all times busy
his body Is at ease.
Col. John O'Bryan. Of DoOnville, Mo.
sas out here several days last week ant
tits, on a visit TO his cousin. Judge T.
l.. O'Bryan, OF this city. Col. O'Bryan
has for many years been the most prom.
inent man in Cooper county, Missouri;
several terms the mayor OF DOOnville
aud at the head OF many enterprise:
that have made the "Vine Clad City
the admired OF all Central Missouri
lie is a firm democrat, an old-fashioneC
gentleman, and we only wish that h
would decide to make this county hi
home.
The attention Of our readers Is called
TO the new serial story which Is com
menced In this issue If the INDEX en-.
titled "The Adventures Of Tad" 1t Il
story for young and old, and is espe
clally good reading for young people
IL will be given TO our readers In In.
stallments Of three columns each week
and will continue thirteen weeks. II
fs impossible TO keep back numbers Of
the paper, and so we hope that every
subscriber win save bis paper until the
story Il com ted n he on she desires
20 read ne siyfy al At one time.